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Iris Browser 1.1.0

Jack Cook — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 16:15:56 +0000

It was a while back when I posted and tried the Iris browser. I liked it a lot but it had some more tweaking left to be done before I would seriously consider it being my go to browser of choice. Well, it may well be close to that point for me. During the past year they have done a lot of “tweaking” and have released a stable version of the Iris Browser 1.1.0 for download!

We now see a myriad of new features including support for the Flash Lite ActiveX control, big performance gains, reduced memory usage, preliminary RSS and SVG support, the highest Acid3 score of any shipping mobile browser, and HTC accelerometer support. That is very cool and definitely caught my eye!

Check it out and Download your copy here.

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Iris Browser Beta 2 for Windows Mobile

Jack Cook — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 02:11:52 +0000

There is a NEW version of the Iris Browser and it is pretty good. I have been using it on my Palm 750 and find the experience to be pretty stable. It still needs more work but I think you will enjoy it.

Iris Browser Beta 2, which is now available for free download, has been tested on a variety of Windows Mobile 5.0 and 6 devices, including Classic and Professional editions. A 400 MHz CPU with at least 128 MB of RAM is recommended at this time, though it is known to work well on 200 MHz processors and 64 MB devices.

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Skyfire – You need to try it

Jack Cook — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 13:41:53 +0000

A month ago, Chris posted that Skyfire (was) Open to Everyone but it had a short window of opportunity but NOW it is open again for everyone. If you have not tried Skyfire yet, you need to do so. Simply put, it is an amazing experience. I was fortunate to get in on the early beta program in the beginning of the year and have been truly amazed with the experience. Now you too can try it because Skyfire is giving Windows Mobile smartphone users everywhere an opportunity to take the latest beta version and test it out.

Skyfire is free and it will allow you to experience the internet like you do on your PC. Imagine, you can have the same experience on your mobile phone that you have at home … how cool is that? It’s “The Web”, not some mobile web.

The 0.8 beta of Skyfire is now available for smartphones running Windows Mobile 5.0 and 6.0 and you folks that run Symbian don’t worry, your version for Series 60 phones is coming very soon!

Get it here at Skyfire!

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